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JJ Smit sets up Namibia's first-ever bilateral ODI series win

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NDTV ProfitJJ Smit sets up Namibia's first-ever bilateral ODI series win
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Namibia also won their first-ever match against a Full Member nation when they sealed a 31-run win in the second ODI

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